What chemical symbol represents an acid?

Answer 1

There is no particular symbol for acids. Different acids have different formulae.

But sometimes to show that a reaction is taking place in acidic medium, the sign of

H+ is used because all acids give H+ ion.

Answer 2

In short: everything below 7. The lower, the more acidic. pH 7 is neutral pH above 7 is basic.

Answer 3

There is no Symbol as such, just numbers on the pH scale, all acids are less than pH 7, the stronger the Acid the Lower the number down to 1.

Answer 4

Acids are indicated on the pH scale by numbers between 0 and 6.9, with the more acidic numbers being lower on the scale and less acidic being higher. A pH of 7 is neutral, i.e. non-acidic.

Answer 5

Acids are numbers less than 7,

bases are numbers greater than 7.

Answer 6

lower the number higher the acidity, larger the number, higher the base

Answer 7

Numbers below 7. pH scale is from 1 to 14. 7 is neutral. High numbers mean alkaline, low numbers mean acidic.

Answer 8

The chemical symbol for acid is H, which stands for hydrogen. In most acids, hydrogen ions (H+) are released when the acid dissolves in water, making them acidic.